Seventeen killed in Iraq blasts

Seventeen people have been killed in two separate attacks in a province of north-eastern Iraq which was once an al-Qaida stronghold, officials said today.

Seventeen killed in Iraq blasts

Seventeen people have been killed in two separate attacks in a province of north-eastern Iraq which was once an al-Qaida stronghold, officials said today.

The marketplace car bombing and the assault on the home of an anti-al Qaida militia leader came on the third day of a visit by US Vice President Joe Biden, in advance of the withdrawal of American troops at the end of the year.

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